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Photo : FRSC Arrest Overloaded Vehicle – An Offence That Attracts A Fine Of ₦10,000
FRSC officials arrest overloaded vehicle – an offence that attracts a fine of Ten Thousand Naira (₦10,000.00).
Exceeding a vehicle’s payload capacity through overloading makes it less stable and difficult to steer.

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has shared a picture of a flagged down overloaded vehicle on its official Facebook page, captioning the post with “an overloaded vehicle arrested earlier today 08/09/2024”
Founded in 1988, the FRSC’s statutory functions includes making the highways safe for motorists and other road users. According to the agency, overloading attracts a fine of Ten Thousand Naira only (₦10,000.00).
Exceeding a vehicle’s payload capacity through overloading like in the picture shared will not only damage the suspension but also makes the vehicle less stable and more difficult to steer.
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